Exterior, rear, west view of the Queen’s Royal College in Port of Spain, Trinidad. This historic building, one of our Magnificent Seven, a group of buildings with European styled architecture located northwest of the Queen's ...

In the foreground are the Rock Gardens, located in the north western corner of the Queen's Park Savannah, close to the Emperor Valley Zoo and Botanical Gardens and in the background at right, part of Stollmeyer's Castle ...

At least two horse and carriages and four automobiles are captured in this photograph of the Governor's drive, Trinidad, British West Indies. The men in the photograph are well dressed for the occasion in suits and hats. ...

Description on back: "One of the most popular sports: Horse Racing, Queens Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain." This photograph was taken at the southern side of the Queen's Park Savannah showing the foremost venue for racing ...

A picture of a group of people enjoying the tranquillity of the pond in the Rock Garden which can be found in the Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, Trinidad. In the distance and reflecting in the pond is Stollmeyer's Castle.

The Queen's Park Savannah is the main recreation park in Port of Spain. In the late 18th century the area was a sugar estate owned by the Peschier family. The Savannah was officially named the Queen's Park when Queen ...

Description printed on the back of the postcard: "If you want peace and quiet and you like to throw a line make a beeline for the wild serenity of Trinidad's Nariva River." The Nariva river is one of the most popular ...

The postcard circa 1920 shows a few young men playing in Memorial Park, at left, opposite the Holy Name Convent Chapel, Port of Spain, Trinidad which is at right. There are many palms in this picture and the Northern Range ...

Children playing in the river with a small boat.

Young Boys at play with a small boat.